Johor couple who tested positive for Zika doing fine


An Aedes mosquito, a known vector for the Zika virus. - AFP

JOHOR BARU: The husband and wife who tested positive for Zika are now doing fine after being discharged from the hospital two weeks ago.

The 27-year-old lecturer at a private college here, who was the first pregnant woman in Malaysia to be tested positive for Zika, has returned to her normal routine and resumed work two weeks ago.

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